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A Snap fastener is used for holding two overlapping fabric edges together. It has a small hole in the center which is used to ensure perfect alignment of the position of the two sides of the snap. It keeps the garment securely fastened which provides a better grip on the fabric, allowing the snap to remain securely in place. These Fasteners come in different sizes and materials, such as Brass, Stainless Steel, and Steel with Nickel and Black finish. These components work together to create a quick and convenient way to open and close various types of garments, accessories, bags, and other items. The cap is the visible decorative part of the snap that is typically attached to one piece of fabric. It can come in various shapes, sizes, and designs, adding both functionality and aesthetic appeal. The socket is the counterpart to the cap and is usually attached to the opposing piece of fabric. It has a hollow interior that allows it to fit snugly over the stud. The stud is a small, protruding piece with a rounded top that corresponds to the socket. It is usually affixed to one side of the fabric and fits into the socket to create a secure closure. The post is the counterpart to the stud and is attached to the other side of the fabric. It consists of a small, hollow tube that accommodates the stud when the snap is closed. Snap Fasteners are commonly used in clothing, especially in items that require easy opening and closing, such as shirts, jackets, baby clothing, and pants. They are also found in various accessories like bags, wallets, hats, and shoes. Snap fasteners offer a convenient alternative to traditional buttons or zippers, allowing for quicker dressing and undressing.